Survival in Berlin-Neukölln

Stefan Stricker, who calls himself Juwelia, runs a gallery in Berlin's Neukölln ghetto. He invites people every weekend, telling them stories of his life and singing lyrical songs he wrote with a friend from Hollywood. Along with Juwelia, we meet other residents of Neukölln: Androgynous Cuban singer-dancer Joaquin la Habana, who lives his husband, or Syrian singer Enana, hoping for a life of liberty as a lesbian after fleeing to Berlin. For the last five years, the bad part of town Neukölln has been hipsterfying and gentrifying. Can the real people survive? (Filmfest München)